Public GitHub board
Useful for open technical collaboration, but often too developer-focused for customers and prospects.
Linear feature requests
Feature Request Board for Linear Teams
Let customers submit feature requests, vote on what matters, and follow progress while your product and engineering teams keep working in Linear.
Feature request voting
Duplicate request moderation
Linear issue handoff
Public roadmap updates
quick answer
A better front door for Linear feature requests
Feedvote gives customers a feature request board built for submission, voting, moderation, and updates. Linear stays focused on delivery while Feedvote organizes the public request workflow.
submissions
Let customers submit feature requests
Create a public board where users can suggest improvements without needing to know how your Linear workspace is organized.
- Collect titles, details, votes, and comments
- Support public or private boards by product or client
- Make it easy for customers to find existing ideas
signal
Rank requests by customer demand
Votes turn scattered ideas into a prioritized list your team can review before sprint planning.
- See which requests get repeated across accounts
- Use votes as one signal in product decisions
- Keep product discovery connected to delivery planning
linear sync
Create Linear issues from accepted requests
Once your team accepts a request, move it into Linear without losing the customer context that made it important.
- Send accepted feature requests into Linear
- Link the Linear issue back to the Feedvote request
- Avoid creating engineering work for every raw idea
public status
Show progress on a public board
Customers can see whether a request is planned, in progress, or shipped without entering Linear.
- Publish selected Linear-linked work
- Keep technical implementation details private
- Reduce repeated status questions from customers
follow-up
Close the loop when features ship
A feature request board should not end at intake. Feedvote helps update voters when requested work moves forward.
- Notify voters about status changes
- Publish finished work in your changelog
- Show customers their input led to product progress
comparison
Feature request board vs public GitHub board
Public GitHub works for some developer communities. Feedvote is built for customer feedback that needs to become selected Linear work.
Linear issue tracker
Great for your internal team, but not designed as a polished public request board.
Support inbox
Good for resolving individual problems, but weak for ranking feature demand across customers.
Feedvote gives Linear teams a customer-facing board
- Customers submit, vote, and follow progress
- Product teams moderate before creating Linear issues
- Public roadmap updates stay connected to accepted work
- Private engineering details stay inside Linear
linear resources
More ways to connect Feedvote and Linear
Linear Public Roadmap & Customer Feedback Portal
See the full Feedvote workflow for Linear feedback, feature requests, and public roadmap updates.
How to Create a Public Roadmap with Linear
A practical guide to publishing selected Linear work in a customer-facing roadmap.
How to Collect Customer Feedback for Linear
Turn raw customer ideas into prioritized Linear issues without filling Linear with noise.
Canny Alternative for Linear Teams
Compare Feedvote for Linear-first teams that want feedback, roadmap, and updates together.
faq
Linear feedback and roadmap FAQ
What is a feature request board for Linear?+
It is a customer-facing board where users submit and vote on requests before your team turns accepted ideas into Linear issues.
Can Feedvote send feature requests to Linear?+
Yes. Approved Feedvote requests can be sent to Linear so engineering can work from accepted customer demand.
Can customers vote on Linear feature requests?+
Customers vote in Feedvote, and your team can connect accepted requests to Linear issues.
Can I make the feature request board public?+
Yes. Feedvote supports public customer-facing boards and roadmap pages, while Linear remains private for your team.
Build a Linear feedback loop customers can actually follow.
Collect requests, sync accepted work to Linear, publish roadmap progress, and close the loop when work ships.